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As we age, it's natural to notice periodic lapses in memory, such as forgetting where we put the keys! We may also find it more difficult to learn and recall new information. Staying sharp amidst all the stressors and demands of everyday life can be a challenge. No matter what age, keeping our cognitive health as strong as possible is key to longevity, and there are multiple ways to support it: exercising both our bodies and our brains, eating healthfully, managing stress, getting enough sleep, and maintaining our social interactions. Health First Memory Supreme is formulated with key ingredients that complement one another to help improve memory and mental performance while achieving a calm, balanced state of mind. It contains Synapsa®, a patented bacopa extract that has been clinically proven to improve visual processing, learning rate and information retention and recall. SunPS® phosphatidylserine works with Synapsa® to help improve cognitive ability while also supporting a healthy stress response. The citicoline in Memory Supreme increases production of neurotransmitters that are critical for memory and mood balance, and supports the health of brain cells as we age. Lion’s mane mushrooms support the growth of nerve tissue, and magnesium threonate is a bioavailable form of magnesium that can cross the blood brain barrier. Rosemary is a potent antioxidant with anti-inflammatory and memory-boosting effects.
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